Epic script, but returned empty file...

[anoduck]

Epic script, but returned empty file...

[anoduck]

you can research more about making a connection to a IP::port from linux using /dev/tcp and also about bash command return codes. Hope this Helps.

That explains it, not running Linux, running OpenBSD. /dev/tcp does not exist on BSD. I might substitute the echo /dev/tcp command for nc -z $IP $PORT on my fork.

Regardless, I will be cloning this on my kali installation, and this is some very impressive coding. I salute thee, sir.

[vrikodar]

Hi @anoduck thanks for reaching out , I suspect this is an issue on your side I have just tested the script and its working perfectly fine and I would also suggest you to clone the fresh repository it might be possible that I have broken code in the releases section and if so I would make a new release. If you are confused with the echo command used to determine if proxy is up or not, you can research more about making a connection to a IP::port from linux using /dev/tcp and also about bash command return codes. Hope this Helps.

and also keep a note that at the end all the proxies are added to a namely socks5_live_proxies_(date-on-which-script-ran) file.
This allows you to also maintain a record of all alive proxies Found each day
For any other issues Feel free to add additional comments